What is Man? And Other Essays Of Mark Twain

What is Man? - I  a. Man the Machine.  b.  Personal Merit

    II  Man`s Sole Impulse--the Securing of His Own Approval

    A Little Story

    III Instances in Point

    Further Instances

    IV  Training

    Admonition

    A Parable

    V  More About the Machine

    The Man-Machine Again

    After an Interval of Days

    The Thinking-Process

    VI  Instinct and Thought

    Free Will

    Not Two Values, But Only One

    A Difficult Question

    The Master Passion

    Conclusion

The Death of Jean -

THE TURNING-POINT OF MY LIFE - I

    II

    III

The Memorable Assassination -

A Scrap of Curious History

Switzerland, the Cradle of Liberty

At the Shrine of St. Wagner

William Dean Howells

English As She Is Taught

A Simplified Alphabet

As Concerns Interpreting the Deity - I

    II

Concerning Tobacco -

The Bee

Taming the Bicycle - Introductions

    I

    II

Is Shakespeare Dead? - I

    II

    III

    IV

    V

    VI

    VII

    VIII

    IX

    X

    XI

    XII - Irreverence

    XIII -

    Prologue

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